@neo If gamers were happy with diablo 3, then there wouldn't be near the amount hate being spewed at the guy.

My pc has been died for a few yrs, but i read the d3 forums alot because i loved the first 2 games. And what i have read, makes me think jay and the team at blizzard are digging their own graves.

If they treat another developer like this, it makes you wonder how seriously they consider any suggestions or constructive criticisms about the game, from the players.

How is it possible to screw up a loot game like diablo, a wizard weapon with str, have they never played another arpg in their lives.

Between blizzard dictating to player the what is fun to do, nerfing skills and killing/crippling builds, to a character being a useless weakling without any gear on. The game went from a day 1 console buy to a rental at best. Even alot of console gamers, aren't fond of dumbing a game down.

I played borderlands with a lvl 65 or 66 hunter, equipping a lvl 5 or 10 garbage gun and still killed a lvl 33 enemy in one shot, a few days ago. What is the point of lvling up if you can't slaughter enemies by being overpowered, in crap gear.

Up until the ..., that was part of the beginning of Jay Wilson's apology speech. After the ..., the "he" was Brevik. The last sentence with me wondering if the 2nd half it was he was really thinking, the "he" was Wilson.

To make it easier on people to comprehend, cause it's really difficult... "Because I (Wilson) thought it was a private message that only he (Brevik) would see, so that I (Wilson) would not get in trouble like this."

As thebudgetgamer said, its dumb when people make a bunch of phony apologies. The only reason he (Wilson) apologized is cause he got caught. If it was a private message (like he thought it was) that only Brevik could read, he would have never cared to.